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GD's Tea Rooms (TEAS)     

Golddog - 23 Jan 2003 13:39

- Welcome to the unofficial dark side of the Bar -
 GD's Night Club
- Refreshment for Naughty doll032.gif Goodsouls -
In memory of Croc 25/5/04 -forever welcome and very much loved by all We serve filthy booze in the midnight hour It's a bit Gorgeous I'm an alcoholic, but i don't care! 
Come inside, be wild and free, drink yourself silly!
-Feel the spirit of the lost one inside your head?-
Through the locked door behold the secret cavern that holds the stored booze - anyone seen the damn key?

it's been a hard day! and i'm bloody thirsty!!- The Boozejust one more for the road! Bar Wine & Beer list -

The Beer selection:- (hic)We are always fully stocked with the finest boozePoochies BoddingtonsHoltsMarston Pedigree - Better Brewed in WoodBank's dark mildStormC Guinness Visit Realbeer.comThe Wine selection:-Lilac wine (from the Cafe lilac tree)Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte 2000DP VIN '96 Mighty Micro specialityMumm Napa Blanc de Noirs Vintage 1996 Sterling Vinyards Three Palms Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon (purple velvet!!) Ridge Vineyard's Cabernet, from their ramshackle winery high in the hills above Palo Alto.Niebaum-Coppola's Diamond Zinfandel, goes well with the bread and cheese

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Crocs html FTSE comp ask trading Q? Juke BoxGame Tables
 Hello i'm Lambykins - click here to enter my coffee house

huh.gifThe Bunny food menu- we love Bun buns    | | GD's Club Photo Gallery   here i amYe Ol'Fish and Chips - cod, haddock and plaice available Mushy peas for those so inclined Ditto baked beans Followed by: Ye Ol'Apple pie and cream For those anti-fish either baked beans or mushy peas on toast can be whipped up for you ;>) Lastly NO requests for chip butties, let's try and be a bit healthy! (Service not included - so serve yourself!!)

I'm Tiddles the night pussy!

Gianni - 12 Dec 2003 16:02 - 3227 of 23498

lw - you got it :))

This_is_me - 12 Dec 2003 19:23 - 3228 of 23498

As usual Me is stuck for ideas of what to buy 'she who thinks she should be obeyed' this Christmas. It will end up being perfume unless anyone can come up with something better!

Socrates - 12 Dec 2003 19:25 - 3229 of 23498

T-I-M
How about a new iron or a vacuum cleaner? Go on, show her you care!

This_is_me - 12 Dec 2003 20:01 - 3230 of 23498

Old Socks, are you intending to attend my funeral! (besides it is a new washing machine we need as our present one is starting to sound tired)

Socrates - 12 Dec 2003 20:28 - 3231 of 23498

T_I_M
That's just a mild joshing. If you really want an explosion ask your wife why women have smaller feet than men. Then tell her it's so they can get closer to the sink to wash up.

But enough of this hilarity! I have some serious research to do. Must work out my investment strategy for next year.

little willie - 12 Dec 2003 20:35 - 3232 of 23498


Socs...I think its the "Shrinks".

Gianni...nice of you to drop by so unexpected. how's your Russian going?

T.I.M. Your present stinks, unoriginal matey.

How about this for a suggestion buddy, a real caring prezzie that will show your love and affection for both her and this earth of ours; suggest you try hitting her with ecology, save the planet etc and explain that you've read about all the minerals, power, expressed outfall of pollution that is destroying this world so.......... you decided against a washing machine and instead you went 'retro' and got her an old fashioned wooden wash-board [made from pine of course].


If she throws a 'wobbly', your good self and the washboard OUT you can always go busking with it as "Tiny T_I_M " in Leicester Square a la the late, great Lonnie Donnegan.

ps. If she does, remember to nick a couple of her thimbles, you'll need them for playing your chosen instrument.

Socrates - 12 Dec 2003 20:44 - 3233 of 23498

There's a blast from the past, Lonnie Donnegan. Didn't he own a hotel in Westgate on sea at one time? Exits stage left humming "Freight Train", anyone remember who that was by? Sticky lollipop for the first to get it correct.

jeffmack - 12 Dec 2003 20:51 - 3234 of 23498

Greetings

little willie - 12 Dec 2003 22:17 - 3235 of 23498

Socs,
I think it was either Chas McDevitt [with Nancy Whisky] or New Christy Minstrels [with Bill Zorn], definately not Emile Ford; on balance I think it was Chas but I sit to be corrected and as soon as you say it'll ring the bell.

Rock Island Line,Cumberland Gap, Grand Coolie Dam?, Does your chewing gum lose its flavour?, Battle of New Orleans, My old mans a dustman,Michael Row the boat,Commanchero's,Pick a Bail,500 miles,Takes a worried man, John Henry, Dont you rock me daddy o, Gambli Man,Tom Dooley, Rock a my soul,I wanna go home,Have a drink on me, not bad for a Barnardos Boy who was told " You can't write proper songs or sing properly".
He was one of my v.early favourites, I heard skiffle which was raw and exciting, stayed with me alway; he died a few months ago aged 72 yrs. and even shortly before his death he was gigging, arriving at venues by public transport, rail etc aka Bo Diddley.

If I win the lollipop leave it behind the bar in the cafe or post it to me!!

8 Ball - 12 Dec 2003 23:46 - 3236 of 23498

Could I go with 20,000 PTO long, 40,000 LLOY long. 20,000 MTN long.

snoball - 13 Dec 2003 00:26 - 3237 of 23498

Ah, little willy, I remember those Lonnie Donnegan days well. He was also one of my early favourites. Him and the Everley Bros.
Enough of this nostalgia.

This-is-me, how about buying the Mrs a book? She's probably intelligent and can read. You can get them in book shops. Look for something by a woman about Romance. Ask one of the female assistants. I wish you luck in your quest.

Socrates - 13 Dec 2003 09:44 - 3238 of 23498

little willie
The lollipop is yours, but only just, it was Nancy Whisky. Help yourself to a lollipop from my private supply in Golddogds biscuit barrel,

A book is a good idea, can I suggest something like "Cookery for Absolute Beginners", that would be sure to excite some emotion! I did have some other thoughts, perhaps she might like the full dvd set of Band of Brothers or maybe a new electric drill?

snoball - 13 Dec 2003 09:57 - 3239 of 23498

Can someone explain how one goes about choosing a share for this competition? Does on have to read a balance sheet or something. I'm not very good at reading or figures.

Socrates - 13 Dec 2003 10:10 - 3240 of 23498

Snoball
Probably the easiest, and maybe even the most effective method, is as follows:

1. Take the share list page from a well known newspaper.
2. Pin it in front of a dart board.
3. Throw three darts at the board until they stick into it.
4. Select the shares nearest to the dart points.
5. Tell Golddog those three shares are your selection for the competition.


I wish you the best of luck, you will probably do much better than I will. (A small hysterical laugh is permitted at this point).

little willie - 13 Dec 2003 10:28 - 3241 of 23498

hhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, hhhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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IV'E WON A LOLLIPOP, I'VE WON A LOLLIPOP*
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.* trifle flavoured, oh Gawd

little willie - 13 Dec 2003 10:31 - 3242 of 23498

Socs, tried your tested method,
missed the bloody board three times!!

Socrates - 13 Dec 2003 10:32 - 3243 of 23498

Snoball
Whilst not admitting that the above method may not produce a winner, there is a balance to be drawn because the winner will be the person whoes shares make the most money. It only needs some-one to select a multi-bagger to win on the basis of one share.

Obviously choosing shares such as BARC or LLOY would be unlikely to be able to compete since they may put on, say, 50% at the outside and then only under a special circumstance i.e. take-over bid.

The winner is likely to be someone who selects a share that is currently out of favour, probably a small cap, which through some specific circumstance is about to take off. Possibly a new product that will be a must have with mega sales potential, or possibly a company that has previously bombed out but has been turned round by new management and returns much better than expected figures.

It all comes down to the risk-reward ratio, the higher the risk the greater the reward if it comes off, but also the less likey it is to happen.

There are many other reasons out there why a share may go into orbit but there are a few ideas to chew on.
All IMHO naturally.

I'm sure others can give you some ideas but if the competition had been run earlier then TDM, GOL, PDX might have given people a run for their money.
[:-)

Socrates - 13 Dec 2003 10:33 - 3244 of 23498

little willie
Note Item 3 on the list!

snoball - 13 Dec 2003 12:16 - 3245 of 23498

Thanks a lot Socs. I'll try the dartboard method. It sounds more reliable.

Golddog - 13 Dec 2003 12:22 - 3246 of 23498

I tried the dartboard method once but killed the cat! Not such a good idea.

Gianni, Hi. Regarding the game i like to keep it simple (like myself) so just select 3 ordinary shares please. Please help yourself to a drinky.

Everyone is welcome to play the Game and remember if you miss this weekend you can start anytime in the next few weeks at weekends only. (does that make sense?)
:-)

Bring on the Tea. (too early for booze). go on then just a wee drop of something warm in it! (no not that!)


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